MooseJaw

Q. Why are you running for mayor/council? 

A. I am running for Council to continue to be a voice in the city for the citizens. I have always believed in leading from the front if you want to be a leader.  

Q. Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics? 

A. My experience in politics is limited and growing daily, however experience in MJ is extensive.

Q. Do you think experience matters one way or another? 

Q. Why are you running for mayor/council?

A. I’m running to ensure accountability and appropriate stewardship of the revenue entrusted to us by our citizens. My focus is on long-term infrastructure planning and exploring alternative revenue streams instead of raising taxes. Moose Jaw needs a forward-thinking approach that fosters sustainable growth and community-driven solutions. I’m passionate about creating a future where we invest wisely in the city’s needs, while also being transparent and responsive to the citizens we serve.

Among the millions glued to their TV sets Tuesday night watching U.S. election results will be a group of people in Montreal with a particular connection to Democratic candidate Kamala Harris — her high school classmates. 

Kamala Harris lived in Canada

Long before she became an American vice-president and presidential candidate, Harris spent several years in Montreal and attended Westmount High School from 1978 to 1981.

While she doesn't talk much about that time, one of her former classmates believes her high school years helped shaped who she would become. 

A new survey by TD Bank Group reveals that nearly three in five Canadian parents (57 percent) anticipate financially supporting their children into adulthood, yet the majority (61 percent) are uncertain about their ability to do so. The survey highlights growing concerns among parents about their children’s future in an increasingly costly economy, where seven in ten believe their children will face greater financial challenges than they did.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture released its final crop report of the year, summing up the final week from October 15 to 21.

As of now, producers across Saskatchewan have finished up the harvest with 100 per cent of the crop in the bin.

Early into the season in May and June, many areas received above-average rainfall which could have led to a later harvest. However, hot and dry conditions caused crops to rapidly mature which caused harvest to take place earlier than expected.

Q. Why are you running for mayor/council?
 

A.To continue to be involved in making positive change for the City, improve the infrastructure, better communication with residents.

Q. Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics? 
 

A.Yes

Q. Do you think experience matters one way or another? 
 

A.I believe it can help in certain situations, especially budgeting and policy review.

A 51-year-old man from Quebec is facing several charges from a human trafficking investigation that began in Dundurn conducted by Saskatchewan RCMP’s Human Trafficking and Counter Exploitation Unit (HTCEU), part of the Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Teams (SERT), and Saskatoon RCMP Detachment. 

On Wednesday, October 23, Saskatoon RCMP were dispatched to a business on a report of a kidnapping.  

Canadians rely on accurate and timely weather information to make daily decisions and stay safe during extreme weather events. For five years, the WeatherCAN mobile app has been a trusted source, delivering meteorological updates straight from Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).

Today, ECCC announced the launch of an updated version of the WeatherCAN app, featuring several enhancements designed to improve user experience. The updates, shaped by user feedback, include a new design, easier navigation, and a customizable temperature notification feature.

Q. Why are you running for mayor/council?

A. Being on council will allow me to be your voice and to take the many concerns fellow citizens have expressed. 
 

Q. Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics?
 

A. I have experience in public relations, working on community & rec boards, being on council, and working with a neighbouring RM.

Q. Do you think experience matters one way or another? 
 

A. 

Q. Why are you running for council?

A. Our city is on the cusp of major progress and growth and with my experience on City Council I believe I can be a valuable asset in the important decision making ahead and in building a strong leadership team in Council Chambers and in City Hall.

Q. Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics? 

A. I have served 13 years on Moose Jaw City Council and related boards and committees.